Prime 56-Acre road side holding in Tipperary set to go under the hammer later this month

A well-located roadside agricultural holding in the heart of the Golden Vale is set to go under the hammer later this month, offering a valuable opportunity for farmers and investors in the region.

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The circa 56-acre property at Knockane, located approximately 5km from both Pallasgreen and Emly and just a 20-minute commute from Limerick City, will be brought to auction by Matthew Ryan & Son. The lands are situated adjacent to the Cross of Knockane in a quiet rural setting.

Described as very good quality Golden Vale land, the holding comprises approximately 56 acres of south-facing farmland currently laid out entirely in grass.

The lands are well sheltered, well fenced and presented in good heart, making them suitable for a range of farming enterprises.

This roadside agricultural holding also includes a small farmyard with a number of agricultural structures. These consist of a three-column haybarn, a three-bay cubicle shed, a walled silage pit and an open slurry pit.

While the yard facilities are functional, they may benefit from modernisation.

Given its location and the quality of the land, the property may also appeal to those seeking a rural holding with potential for the development of a private residence, subject to the necessary planning permission.

Agents note that the lands are situated in a peaceful countryside location while remaining within easy reach of nearby villages and Limerick City, adding to the attractiveness of the holding.

The farm is available for immediate purchase and viewing is strongly recommended by the selling agents.

The auction will take place at the Ballykisteen Hotel, Tipperary, on Tuesday, March 31 at 1pm. Full particulars and maps are available from the selling agents, Matthew Ryan & Son, on request.

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